Global Markets, dollar was down as oil protected its price level

The US stocks have risen for the first time since four days while the US Treasury stocks and dollar have dropped little.

The S & P 500 Index, offsetting the decline in the energy stocks, healthcare and technology stocks, finished the week at almost the beginning level. Crude Oil fell below the level of $ 43 per barrel. Concerns about the over supply of oil continue. Although the dollar fell, this fall did not delete his weekly earnings. On the other hand there was a rise in gold prices.

The weakness in energy prices was one of the most talked-about topics of investors this week. European investors have turned their attention to the outlook of the UK as investors in the US have turned to the rapidly rising but two-week worth of technology stocks.

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There was a0.1 percent decrease in Bloomberg Dollar Spot Index. The pound gained 0.4% against the dollar and reached 1.2728. The euro climbed 0.4 percent and traded at $ 1.1200. The yen has risen less than 0.1% against the dollar and reached the level of 111.29.